stay in the fight. In the Article High-Tech Cheating: With the Proliferation of Mobile Devices and Instant Access to the Internet, Cheating Has Become Easier Than Ever. What Can Educators Do to Stop It? says that pressure can trick your brain into doing things for the smallest reason. John K. Walters said that students in High School have more pressure and stress than twenty years ago. The more stress on students comes from all of the higher standards in high school curriculum. It
cultivate integrity. In the United States, many schools believe that the establishment of honor codes or honor systems can really benefit a school’s environment and make it a more of a non-cheating and a trustworthy setting in the school area. Additionally, when creating a honor system, analyzing certain factors are very critical any whether or not a honor code/system will be effective. Acknowledging and evaluating the environment of which my school tends to be, installing an honor system or honor
A tragedy is an event that causes suffering or in the case of a play, an unhappy ending. When people think of tragedies, they assume these only occur on a grand scale and involve only people of importance. Whether it be a king, pro athlete or pop sensation, when a person of importance dies it is a sad day in the eyes of the common folk. In Death of a Salesman, a play written by Arthur Miller, the protagonist, Willy Loman, who is a traveling salesman, dies a death which foreshadowed throughout the
puts on athletes and the dangers, and the dishonesty and cheating that runs along the lines of going against natural morals. Steroids not only effects the players, but also effects the fans, the players parents, teammates, family members, and coaches. It does more harm than good. American society is built on equality, and steroids takes away from that in America’s beloved sports community. Using drugs to enhance the performance is like cheating on a test, or lying about something important, its dishonest
Technology is becoming ever popular in the twenty-first century. Education is also becoming a requirement for today’s high paying careers. A high paying career is highly sought-after. However, technology does not benefit education. Technology can render education useless just as dystrophy can render muscles useless. Technology for instructional purposes is ineffective compared to old school methods like textbooks and chalkboards; it causes unjust education differences, it causes necessary academic skills
abundantly common in high schools. Even the students with high morals sometimes do copy from their peers when they need to for the sake of their grades. Colleges look at the students’ grades to determine if they are good enough to enroll in their schools. Parents look at the grades to decide whether their children are doing well in the school or not. It becomes the grade, not the education that matters. Even though the teachers warn the students about how plagiarizing and cheating come with punishments